The planning commission accepted a proposal to replat a new business park off Commerce Street and a variance to allow for a homeowner to build a new garage closer to the road.
NorthWestern Energy linemen are inspecting and doing maintenance work on utility poles in Mitchell. The project is not expected to disrupt power to nearby homes or businesses.
Emilee Foix and Alisa Pairmore both have an interest in rural medicine. They’ll spend the next year doing clinical rotations with Avera.
A long-time bullfighter made sure to include a last stop in Mitchell on his retirement this year. Kaleb Barrett talks about what makes the Corn Palace Stampede Rodeo special.
Experts in insurance, financial services, and academia will present on managing costs and marketing strategies.
Avera St. Benedict in Parkston is being honored for its stroke care program.
Mitchell’s Crazy Dayz on Main Street shopping extravaganza will not have sidewalk sales due to the extreme heat in the forecast. Inside the nearly 50 participating businesses, it will be a different story.
The Mitchell City Council split with the Planning Commission on Monday night, ruling in favor of rezoning a lot at the corner of Iowa and Elm Streets to allow for the expansion of a business park.
Bouza Fireworks managed to start from scratch barely two weeks out from the 4th and turn it into a great community event on Lake Wagner.
Nineteen Mitchell businesses passed alcohol compliance tests, which check to see if staff are able to catch underage straw buyers when they attempt to purchase beer, wine, or other hard drinks.